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Bent County register., 1887-05-28

VIII be home when the floods
subside.
j. w. Staily, manager of the
Garden City Sentinel was with us
Tuesday.
e. L. Koen, A. E. Bent and Mr..
Peoples came in on time with the
Wichita excursion.
j. w. Decker and Paul Igo
came down from Rocky Ford and
celebrated Tuesday.
A. Graham, from the Indian
territory, is visiting his brother ].
w. Graham of this city.
The whole country in and
about Lamar is covered with water
caused by the big rains.
Capt. Rowley, the fat jolly con-
tributor of the Kansas City Journal,
celebrated with us Tuesday.
w. L. Morehouse is putting up
4 warehouse 2ox44 feet just west of
the Santa Fe lumber yard.
There was lots of fun at the ball
game Tuesday, the picked nine
walking off with the honors.
Col. Perry, president of the
Arlington town company, has been
in town several days this week.
M. L. Swift Il Co. will not only
occupy their present quarters but
will also occupy the new store room
adjoining.
II. S. John, George Carlin, Ed.
Huffman and several other young
men from Kinsley, Kansas, were
here Tuesday.
The excursion from Wichita
to witness our celebration numbered
one hundred and twenty, five inter
ested spectators.
Richard EmeYson and C. G.
Wilhelm were here with the
Wichita excursion and filed on
government land.
The Garden City Sentinel wants
that city to get street grader like
the one Lamar has.
The committee have completed
their work and the articles of incor-
poration of the Board of Trade will
be fled next week.
There is one street in town that
has five boarding houses in row,
all having all the boarders they can
well accommodate.
The Dodge City Globe &C.
knowledgcd the receipt of an invi-
tation to attend our celebration aud
regrets non-attendance.
Capt. Rowley enjoyed the dis
tiuction shown the press in the pro-
cession Tuesday. The members of
the press walked to the grove.
Carpenters are still at work
finishing up the improvements at the
Burger Hotel. The new dining
room is in use and is fine one.
"A. r. Black is putting a ditch
through just north of town as fast as
men and teams can do it. Two
weeks more will find water running
in it.
The Methodist church of this
place have received five hundred
dollars to aid them in building their
church from the church extension
fund.
La Junta had sale of lots
Tuesday. They seem to be unfor-
tunate up there in picking day
when people not only want to but
do come to Lamar.
L. o. Stevens, formerly of the
drug Co. of L. o. Stevens & Co.,
Cingola, Ind, but now of Wichita,
Kansas, visited his brother, F. G.
Stevens couple of days this week.
1t is nothing uncommon to hear
men on the streets any day now
Dragging about their gardens and
growing crops. Sounds a little
strange for eastern Colorado but it
sounds good.
The Kansas City Daily
Journal, thu Garden City Daily
Sentinel, the Denver Daily Repub-
Bent County register., 1887-05-28
LOCAL NOTES..

Monday is Decoration Day.
This is fine country for ducks.
p. J. Dugan Sundays at Pueblo.
w. w. Louden is up to Rocky
Ford.
The river has been running
bank full.
-Rer. Forester was a caller
Thursday.
j. E. Godding was up to Rocky
Ford Thursday.
We have had several showers
the past week.
Fourth of July comes on Mon
day this year.
John Morris, the land attorney.
is base ballist.
j. Fritz Brlnd was down from
Denver Tuesday.
-Four, six and eight ball croquet
sets at T. J. Rabb's.
Billy Winger was up to Las
AniInas Wednesday.
Crops are growing as fine as
could be asked for.
There are FIVE stage lines run
ming out of Lamar.
e. W. Fuller returned from
Topeka Wednesday.
j. S. Porter says he has reg
ular down east garden.
Two more issues and the REG-
IsrEn will be year old.
George Mechling returned from
Colorado Springs Monday.
The young trees set out this
spring are growing nicely.
E. J. Rabb has just received
croquet sets for e, erybody.
-Lyster Hays was down from
La Junta Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Krake are
now living at Rocky Fork.
Alderman Deeter has not been
feeling well for few days.
&C. NJ. Staples was up to Las
Animas two days this week.
w. X. Martin was among the
Dodgeites in town Tuesday.
II. II. Holmes was in town Tues
day to enjoy the celebration.
Two houses were moved to the
west part of town yesterday.
The G. A. r. boys will have a
big time at La Junta Monday.
The Boston band would be
called good one in any town.
Mrs. l.. Hess has sold her dry
goods store to L. II. Colbourn.
The Las Animas Democrat gave
our celebration n good notice.
Adams Opera House will be
ready for the plasterers next week.
There will be world of grapes
in the timber north of town this
year.
Charlie Forbes has opened a
vegetable and frnit store on the
south side.
+ Capt., ], j. Munger was re-
joicing with the rest of the folks
Tuesday.
-Mrs. Churchill, editor of the
Denver Queen Bee was q caller
w ednesday.
The committees in charge OF
the celebration did their work well
as all will admit,
Rev. Thompson, Presbyterian
minister from Sterling, Kansas, was
in town yesterday.
II. r. Holmes has purchased
one hundred and twenty acres oi
land adjoining La Junta-
William Sutton, foreman fol
lie. Jones, was recently married te
Miss MolIie Walker, of Prowers.
Bent County register., 1887-05-28

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
BENT LAND DISTRICT, LAMAR, CoLo.
Hon. FRANK ARBcKLE, R,g lister.
Hos. FRANK SnRocK, Receiver.
[Ofice hours from 10 to l2 A. N, and
from ! to Q o'clock p. NJ.
Bent County register., 1887-05-28
M. E. Curch Director Y.

Services Will be held Mt the Hall regularly
on sunday as follows. sunday school at 10
O'Clock "a IN. Preaching at II o'clock =. m
and at 20 p m. cordial Invitation Is ex.
tended TO all. Rev. Besrdsley, Pastor.
Bent County register., 1887-05-28

Loans, Insurance and all
Manner Of business Relating to
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Bent County register., 1887-05-28
Louv, Insurance and Government lands. Contests
II Specially.

Town Sites EstAblished,
Amendments Procured Z ASuspendod
Bent County register., 1887-05-28

SPECIAL ATTEN.
Tion Given to City
PROPERTY.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Stoaur1 auytiry, 'aeel second 81.
KrSDLING Williams. & Cd.'s spy-mill.
Telephone 452.
ID. II. BALDWIN & Co, dealers in pianos
and organs, No. 257l Main street.
" You want Nil pine lumber call ON
Brnklcy lumber company, No l2i Jcilcr-
son street .sfJtatti
ALWAYS ask for the Ozark brands Of ci-
der and vinegar, and take no other. Guar
antoed the best.
PURE and white M the flower whose
name IL bears IRE the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder, .,...
STANLEY & ASpERsoS. funeral directors
and cmhalmcS, M. b5 Madison street, are
| fully prepared 90 furnish chairs at resi-
dcnccs, when ordered, Tor the accommoda-
ton Of friends
SPECIAL students win be received in any
department nj the lligbec School, or 10
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, tho Languages, or In the
Business CounA
Frs An fits stopped freely DIR. Klinc's
Great Nerve Rcstocr. No fits after irst
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and - trial bottle free TO III eases. Send
To DIR. Kline, 0jl Arch street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
Miss CAnRiE NJ. KEAriSo, teacher Of
music, VOCAL and Instrumental, " teach
| ing at the muA,e.hdua, al II. ii baldwin
| As already announced, Mis Heating vii
give u free scholarship for the last fiy,
months of the session ~ reward % III,
pupil having the best ncconi up 20 Fcbru
airy for diligcnt study Gndtho highest dc
gree III perfection
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FnANK BnBcr is out again after slight
Illness
MrssRs. COLEMAN, Hanson aud Merry.
81 the Illinois Ccn,u,l railroad. are Ia the
city.
W. $. CnANBirE has been appointed
city passenger agent OF the old reliable
NJ. At.
~. C,uvER sin keeps his bottle Tate
krring~l on Ice, commodity necessary IN
the irighi business.
TnE Pamela county iair was a grand Sue
crss, sariis enterprise coming to the font
Why should not every county In the state
OF Mississippi follow the example?
Why not make the general passenger
agents Of the different lines entering Mem.
phis members Of the American Public
Health Association They are ALWAYS
reaching ont lot sanitary objects.
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POINTS To PONDER OVER

We are not selling for $40 Suits and
OycCoats that cost us $40. We are
settling $40 Suits and Ovcrcoals that
we paid Ss 80 and - 90 for, and WHICH
the tailor expected TO get slS 90 and
$50 90 for
We do not keep any "cotton field
woolens TO palm of as great clothing
bargains.
We do have splendid all wool Cassi
mere, Chcviot and Worstcd Suits, ut
5000, Sll 90 and Sl2 So all tailor
made, and which, II ordered from the
tailor, would cost double thdAc figures.
We don't want you Ia buy blindiy.
We want YOU to convince yourself
that YOU can save Money, byJbuyingl
from us. We have n magnificent stoa'k,
Of Corkscrcw, Fine Worstcd, Prince
Albert and other fine Suits, at Sl3,
Sli 80, SO 90, aud up To $50.
Fall and Winter Overcoats, all Gus
tom made, from $40 up TO so.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The National bureau Of agriculture
estimates the total cotton crop OF 1898 ut
$500, 900 bales.
A meeting Of the cotton buyers is
called for next Saturday at the exchange
committee rooms
The Cotton exchange dues for 1888
have been fixed at $7j per annum by the
board OF directors.
The local cotton "bulls" are enjoying
life. but the local "bcars" seem to bc dis
gustcd with the future.
In the damage case OF r. y. Freeman
VI. the Kansas CITY railroa,l the jury gave
the plaintiff verdict OF 500.
Jim the Pcnman' at the thcatcr
tonight, at the matinee on tomorrow, and
for the last time tomorrow night.
The East End street railroad was sued
Yesterday in the circuit CURT by i. NJ.
Smith, who claims 5000 damages.
Sale Of seats for the Carleton opera
company engagement at the thcater next
week will open at Witzmann's this morn
ing.
Spot cotton advanced 7-lGc in this
market yesterday, and at New York futures
jumped up II TO II points, or about 81 %
per bale ...
The only transfer Of real estate fled
with the county register yesterday was L,
A, Uouzc 10 l.. Il. Williams, two acres OF
land in the Second civil district, - 600
Motions will he heard at the chanccry
court today. Mr. Henry Graft will pre-
sent % the court the bar meeting rcsolu-
tions ~ 10 the death Of Chancellor Henry
4. Elicit .a,-.
The members Of tho Womcns Chris
tian Temperance union are requested to
meet for the transaction OF important bust
mess today in their hail. No. 273 Main
street, at & o'clock pm.
An inquest of lunacy was held ut the
county Jail Yesterday afternoon, 10 inycsti-
gate the mental condition Of MT. Maggie
Miller The jury returned verdict Of
unsound mind, and she will he sent 10 the
insane hospital.
The following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday George Hatfield and
Jennie Exun, w. :. Cottingham and
Flsroncc Ilosley, Thomas Conway and
Lizzie Mack, x, lindley aud Isabella
Jones, f. I. Williams and Mary Alwardy.
In the murder case Of the State vs. w
j. Coflman, on trial ut the criminal court,
eleven jurors have been selected. The
twelfth juror will be secured today. The
important witness for the prosecution,
Thornc, who has been confined at the
county Jail as a witness ever since the
murder Vas committed, Is lying very low
with pneumonia, and b not expected 20
recover. Should liz die, the ease will
probably not be tried during the present
term.
AT Ia meeting Of the directors Of the
Memphis Jockey club, held yesterday, MIR.
Geo. Arnold WIS unanimously elected
pHsAdenl az the club. To- I'll tile uncxpircd
term 81 the late II. 4. Montgomery
Mcssrs. Jas H. Rccs and Sam Tate, IT,.
were elected directors of the dub. Al IN,
request Of the directors, :. u. Montgom'
cry agrccd 10 withhold his resignation un.
Ill the regular election for officers, 10 be
held the irst Monday in january, when
his successor will be chosen. MIR. &. w.
Dohcrty was elected assistant SECRETARY,
and will have active charge.
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syrup ofIIg.

j. The delightful liquid laxative and the
only true remedy iur hahitual constipation
inactive condition VI the kidnrys liver and
bowels Its u pleasant remedy 10 take,
bath 10 old aud young " " gentle IN it.
action aud effective, u u acceptable a. the
stomach aud strengthens tile organs on
which II acts. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company San Fran.
cisco, Cal. For salc IN ~ cent aud 81 bottles
w II J Holster and oil leading druggists.
Van Nlcct & Co, q. W. Jones a Co, w. n.
Wilkenon & Co., ]. J. Miles aud = Mans.
Held a Go. have been appointed Wholesale
agents at Memphis.
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rnaolyant Notice

STAT, 81 Tspuoss,c shelf, county u1irr County
Coutt clerk. Mcmphls iynu November d. Isl
To iohn League. AdmlnisigtuJ u N johnson.
ila,inr suggested the Insolvency ut the estate NJ
u NJ iohnsnn. deceased lou an hcpi, oplgrc,l
nubilshrd within the slll state. uud Hlsn "a Inc
,"uft hot,ss dnor of shelly county tdr lil pgr,1ns
having ciaiias ngalu,l ,sd c.nic appear and dc
the s.i,s anthVntlcnicd u tNu muuntf pnvrflird
by ia, M or bclaro ihC ON dsg ui r,hfiInr, isSs
All 49,, claim not filed uu ur hyIpfr aid da, of
bsiorg an appropriation Of leg igl, Of aId estate
,, ,lsN itness my hand ht aUf thls IA ,y ~
November 1871 - RNl'lEl CLERK.
Nntic, 4. hsrcby giycu ~ lhoyc dltrcted
"W.' INV ioiiN LOAGuE, Admlsi,ir.io,
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REMEMBER THIS.
Tho Truth Mnst 10 Known

That Chas Dnxs Is the most popular NJ
loor.k,opcr IN Memphis lie stands hc-
hind hr lar with hN mousinchc curlcd,
smiling to his friends llis dining house
always has the best to be- found IN thcmnr-
kct lictvccn Main and Front streets,
! and l3 Poplar street.
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Mr.. v 4 ireland. II Brccn, Phillips &
Co, Nashville, Tenn, SAYS II was afflicted
with Piles for twenty years. and tried
every remedy offered me. finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment II ruyc me
instant relief. aud has effected permanent
cure Rangum Root Medicine Co, manu-
facmrcrs. Nashville, Tenn. 40 cents aud ~
Per bottle. for sale at Holsters drug store,
No psl Mniu street
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FURNITURE for sale and house ior rent
Apply at No. 80 Main street, corner %
Nance
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Go TO the ralais Royal and deposit your
vote iur tine music-boX Tor your layoritc
orphan asylum. Tho music-hoN will he
donated 10y the proprietor OF the Palais
Royal Ia the orphan asylum receiving the
largest number oi votes. 49,.
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To srertsncn aud ihr ruhIIc .cnernII,

Loaded cartridges can lr obtained NJ th,
following prices until further notice.
~ gauge, 81 ~ per 100.
10 gauge, ~ % per 100.
From the undersigned gun dealers,
II. kurrEnsCuNipr,
A. !. NtrNNA n Co,
fnNNK SCurNAN.
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narun,.- q. uiii,ner, aud Hair.

Ladies', us the season advances, We will
offer great Inducements 10 all purchasers oI
millinery aul hair goods We nr deter
mined To clusc out all our winter good.
during the season. Prices will tell.
I. lANIuNI, No 80 Main street
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IpnustruU

n REMOVED ny TIM usE OF COCAINE.
Aud II stimulates and promotes the groUth
VI the hair
bu,nctts Flavoring extracts are the
best.
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Tnr rost Journal has removed to
No. $50 Second street, opposite Court
square. ....
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Stockholders Meeting.
oyr,rr Nrurun 6CnmrroV u. u CO., :
Nn tO MAIL NJ, n s.. urt1.. Iss5. 4

No 10 VAL ~ N = WIII M
The annual mcctngloi the io.khoirrs of the
e,unrany t,r the clcuiinn ui dirrtuH and such
,,i, L,,.tue.. ~ may rniis lplnrH 10 will bp held
al MENpilIs. TTNN., 20 ihr rumUau, p nnicrs on
Thursday November u. lsNN Ihv suHk hunk !
viu eio.e on October ia ~ and op#n uu Nuyrm.
bct H. issi. tolls iot hh ~, Ton VIII alo bc
or.n AZ uuuts,iile. Ala, on aid date
l. NJ Nd I'M A ssfp.tary
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On. Hundred ~ washing Machines

70 Introduce them. n Won want one send
ut once Ia Monarch Laundry Works No. 40
Wabash avenue, Chicago. III.
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Always ask ior the Ozark brands oi ci.
der and vinegar, aud take no other Guar.
antccd thc best.
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THAT'S ENOUGH,
DON'T YOU THINK?
It Is All That We Promise, But That
Is Better than Others Do.

The MlSFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
have n magnificent stock Of Fall and
Winter Suits, Pants and Overcoats. II
il not piled on our counters mountain
high, and II didn't take sixty locomo-
tiycs to bring il TO Memphis. But IL
is n perfectly fresh stock; tits all tailor
made goods; it is all neat and fashion
able, and it is all sold at about one
half its value. II il the sort Of clothing
that gives good wear and good salts
faction, and when the quality Of the
goods is considered it is 40 per cent
lower than prices elsewhere.
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ALWAYS ash ior the Ozark brands oi ci-
der and vinegar, and take no other. GUAR
nntrrd the best.
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ACCOMPANY

The lovers of art are cordially invited to ex-
anime our grand exhibit of Bronzes, Keramics
and other rare ornamental works. Nothing
more elegant for 4h. s
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A.I,irn 10 Mn,hrr-.

Mr. wlasows soathia' syrup should slVavs y,
ufcd iof rhidrrn ipetluu 70 siuthcs ihy ,hild
tuiitn ilC gums, uiinys hll pAiu, ruuf VIII tNuly
and b. tlC ltst Wmvli iur dmuhVns .lr bottle.
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slooo U,uar,lf

AMI his dear wife always smiling, ON Sat
urday evening 4 and - Poplar rpci.
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Felt Hats az &c, 100 $40
ostrich TIPS, three In bunch, a.
sllk rumpons three IN bunch. ,Oc.
Fancy Wings, i2'sc
Rosss. pr doscn, ~.
Trimmed fclt sallor..flm
Chndrcns Trimmed HAS from 81 COUP
Flush Hats, eco
Bridal nud Mourning outnit
The Hurst ussurimcnt0 OF hulls In the city.
Hats l,cshapcd, fcnihof Cleaned, Dyed aud
CutlCi.
Golden Hair wfsh ny ~ small ~ lnfrc quantity.
We make a specially ioI Millinery, employ the
b,.t Nnilncrs aud dciyrromroiIton.
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Stmining your eyes looking for Felt Hats
for 30 crnts, trimmed Sailors for -, lovely
trimmed Suit Hats or honncis for only So
Hair Goods almost gwen away. The place
is T. layignc's, No - Main street.
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MNNM OF tho good things OF
NNNNN0 this Ito mo. holiowiul.
~ LET alone - accuui,t of DNspcpslN
Lckoi's Dyspepsia Tablets Mill aulc
Dyspepsia. Indigestion ana COhhtlps-
tiou; SOLD OF . positive suAfhnvos ~
- auc 30 cents, by
A. gtNktRt tud pLHESTZ AGO.
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WEDDING PRESENTS!
They last forever and never grow old. Prices
80, y.. are unusually low.

--........ ,r.,'. .' g.
We have made extraordinary efforts to sup
ply the demand for wedding presents; beside
bronzes, pedestals, vases, clocks andhne pottery,
we have elegant novelties of various kinds from
Paris, Vienna and Berlin. 4,...
--srett.stt ~. ...
In the same department China and Glass
ware) we are also exhibiting beautiful specimens
from the Royal Potteries of Europe, as well as
Haviland's French China Dinner, Fish and
Game Sets. ..
... .. .-. .'a,E 4 ..
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-07-07

We are pleased to note the happy
condition Of the Democratic party
in old Kentucky. The word comes
up from all along the line that there
is harmony in the ranks and the
party is prepared to march to vic
tory on the firstday OF next August.
Every primary election and county
convention that takes place, indl-
Gates that the party is united and
harmonious, and the enthusiasm is
great even at this early date. Those
who can read the signs of the times
are assured that the Democrats will
elect the State ticket with il large
majority and sweep every Legisia-
tive district A repetition ofthe
confusion and apathy in several OF
OF the districts, which lost some
them to the Democracy, last fall
and came very nearly losing the
Congressional district and defeat,
ing the .ablest Statesman OF the
present day, need not be feared ii
the future. The Democracy Of Ken
lucky will hereafter. march in solic
column to certain victory, especial
ly in this district Coyington En-
terprise.
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% poles to "A maple aud beech; s 50 w
poles 20 two white oaks ina gap; 5 40
\ 20 poles TO a somwood and locnst} >
W u poles TO a black oak; S rs w "a
poles to a black oak and souwood: 5 50
w - poles TO black oak and sugar tree;
5 Ia w 10 poles to hickory; $ cow
poles TO a sugar tree; n II w Is poles 10
a sugar Tree; thence y Il w a. peles 10 a
beech 50 W 10 poles to stake: n 81
poles to a souiwood; \ 81 w 81 polas 10
a stake; \ ~ W, % poles 10 beech al
the creek To the beg ming.
Second tract --bcginning on a large
beech on the ) Eside of the creek and on
the conditional line between Milard
lIolbtoolis aud David Cnrnuites: thence
withthe dividing line 5 80 L, oS poles to
u sugartrec on tho top Of the ridge; y
10 % poles TO q black oak; \ 10 T. g
poles 10 three sugar trees y So E.32 pole,
TO hickory; Sl3 L l2pOles to i chests
nut oak; n ~ w 80 poles 10 A black gum
aud sourwood 5 10 W 30 poles 10 d bceehs
MSS w 10 poles TIA white oak on aHo.Ut,
6U w u poles 10 white oak aud dog!
wood. y u w 40 poles % u ssl,e. s 80
W u poles 70 stake at the ufccs - the
beginning. Or sufficient aAOunt hereof
to procure The sums Of money rs ordered
10 be made. Nor the purchase paice, thd
purchaser, With approved security, must
execute bond, bearing legal H,ofest from
The day Of sale Until plid, aua having tle
force aud effect OF a judgment. Bidders
.willbe prepared 10 comply With shese
terms, NJ $. BuhNs, NJ. C, l"Cs G..
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Albert Turner, one ofthe negroes
who murdered Miss Jennie Bow
man in Louisville few months
ago, was hanged in that city last
Friday morning. On scafflod
he retracted the statement that Pat
terson was guilty Of completely in
the crime. He also confessed to
having committed a street-oar rob-
berry, for which Stephen Morrill, is
low serving a term in the peniten-
iary. Morrill, WILDE released.